Water and fire damage, handled end to end.

Emergency calls to 484-255-3117 get a same-day response. For active water losses inside our water losses in the corridor we mobilize the same day, and typically within a few hours depending on the number of active losses. Call rather than submitting the form — the form is checked on business days.

Sudden and accidental water damage — a burst pipe, a failed supply line, an HVAC freeze-up — is covered under most standard policies. Gradual leaks, long-term seepage, and flood from surface water generally are not. We'll tell you honestly what we see before you file, and we work directly with your adjuster once you do.

No. In Pennsylvania and Delaware you choose your own contractor. Carrier-preferred programs exist for the carrier's convenience and pricing, not yours. Your policy pays for the repair; you decide who performs it.

Most residential water losses dry in three to five days with proper equipment placement. Hardwood, plaster, and concrete slabs take longer. We log moisture readings daily and pull equipment when materials actually read dry — not on a fixed schedule.

Both, and that's the point. The most common failure in restoration is the handoff — a mitigation company dries the house and disappears, and you spend six weeks finding someone to rebuild it. CAWR does mitigation and reconstruction under one contract.

Water damage that sits produces mold, usually within 24–72 hours. Our drying protocol is designed to prevent growth. Where growth has already occurred, we contain the area, remove affected materials, and treat the cavity before reconstruction.